Noxim配置运行

 1 The name of the package depends on the Unix version you are using.
 2 
 3 On Ubuntu 14.04, for example, it is possible to install yaml (and the required boost 
 4 libraries) with:
 5 
 6     sudo apt-get install libyaml-cpp-dev libboost-dev
 7 
 8     If the packet libyaml-cpp-dev is not available just build yaml-cpp:
 9     Prerequisites:
10     - CMake
11         sudo apt-get install cmake
12 
13     - Boost libs
14         sudo apt-get install libboost-dev
15 
16     Then download the code at https://github.com/jbeder/yaml-cpp/archive/master.zip
17     and execute the folloqing commands: 
18 
19         unzip yaml-cpp-master.zip
20         mv yaml-cpp-master yaml-cpp
21         cd yaml-cpp
22         mkdir lib
23         cd lib
24         cmake ..
25         make
26         sudo make install
27 
28 
29 On MacOSX, when using macports, just type:
30 
31     sudo port install yaml-cpp
32 
33 Please also set properly the YAML path in the Makefile, as follows:
34 YAML    := /opt/local/

 1 - Download SystemC (currently at version 2.3.1) from 
 2   http://www.accellera.org/downloads/standards/systemc (a free registration is required).
 3 - Unpack it:
 4     tar -xzf systemc-2.3.1.tgz
 5 
 6 - Enter the newly created directory and refer to the file INSTALL which details all the steps
 7   required for building. Basically they are:
 8 
 9     mkdir objdir
10     cd objdir
11     export CXX=g++
12     ../configure
13     make
14     make install
15     cd ..
16     rm -rf objdir
17 
18   Once you have installed SystemC correctly, you may then jump to the next step.

If SystemC is installed correctly, then you just have to compile Noxim.

1) Extract the source files and go to the "bin" directory.

2) In that directory edit the file Makefile to modify "SYSTEMC" and "YAML" 
environment variables according to your installation paths. Please, note that the
values already set in the Makefile should be fine if you are using Ubuntu  

3) Just run "make".

[cp@Server203 bin]$ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/cp/SystemC/systemc-2.3.1a/lib-linux64  （非常重要）
解决问题：./noxim: error while loading shared libraries: libsystemc-2.3.1.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

You may ignore warning messages (if any), so if you don‘t get any error you are
ready to run Noxim for the first time using the command:

./noxim -config ../config_examples/default_config.yaml

If everything works fine, it is now safe for you to copy or move this executable
elsewhere; if you are a maniac of cleaning please note that "make clean" will also delete the executable... so move it before cleaning!

That‘s all, folks!